Age | Commit message (Collapse) | Author | |
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2018-01-18 | compat/util: retire | Stanislaw Halik | |
Adjust usages. | |||
2018-01-18 | compat: move powerset.hpp to qxt-mini/ | Stanislaw Halik | |
2017-05-31 | qxt-mini: xgrabkey expects keycode, not keysym | Stanislaw Halik | |
Reported-by: @miniskipper Issue: #577 | |||
2017-05-30 | qxt-mini: split powerset to compat/ | Stanislaw Halik | |
2017-05-30 | qxt-mini: fix numpad handling | Stanislaw Halik | |
2017-05-30 | qxt-mini: finish up X11 shortcuts | Stanislaw Halik | |
It didn't work without XLookupString. | |||
2017-05-30 | fix linux hotkeys | Stanislaw Halik | |
Requested-by: @miniskipper and many others | |||
2017-05-15 | Add TODO regarding hotkeys/modifiers | Sven Kocksch | |
2017-05-15 | Linux/X11: Fix hotkeys | Sven Kocksch | |
2017-03-09 | qxt-mini: fix hotkeys for Linux | Stanislaw Halik | |
Sadly the keys won't pass through the application anymore. Issue: #570 Closes: #570 | |||
2017-02-25 | qxt-mini: multiple Linux support fixes | Stanislaw Halik | |
- Register an event filter once and keep it there. The refcount goes out of whack. Will further investigate. - Use an iterator over all shortcuts registered for given key combination - Lessen logspam Keyboard shortcut support on Linux looks pretty good now. The issue that blocked keys from being further processed was running XGrabKey multiple times with various modifiers. XGrabKey will block unlisted modifiers from being passed to other apps. The solution was to register once with AnyModifier and care about modifiers only later. | |||
2017-02-25 | qxt-mini: refcount identical shortcuts rather than dropping them | Stanislaw Halik | |
Only for Linux. The OSX code should stay intact however. | |||
2017-02-23 | fix build errors on Linux | Stanislaw Halik | |
2017-02-18 | qxt: warn on x11 key grab failure | Stanislaw Halik | |
2015-11-01 | qxt-mini: make own module | Stanislaw Halik | |
2015-10-31 | fix typo | Stanislaw Halik | |
2015-10-30 | qxt: fix unix build | Stanislaw Halik | |